I'd really like to move back to Kubuntu - Gentoo was fun, but it's just irritating sometimes - but I'd like to know that they're improving the Ubuntu/KDE relationship first. It's been a bit bumpy since KDE 4 started...
Yeah, I've moved back to it - they've done a good job, but some kubuntu-specific bugs have surfaced... no doubt because I'm using backports... well, hope to see it fixed by 9.10. :)
So, what I worry about, is functionality on small details. The big picture I'm comfortable with, specially using Konqueror. Let's see if KDE 4.x achieves its goals quickly.
Same here. Those bugs are not that annoying, though. What I really worry about is how some applications like kate started to do some changes that really affect a particular functionality. For example, kate no longer allows you to focus on the editor when you are on the terminal, using a shortcut. According to some user, that was stupid, since you can always do it using the mouse... precisely what I truly dislike and what I would like to avoid always...
Yeah... I especially miss a usable twitter applet in my panel... something that isn't that big a deal, but I really liked having it there, and only in Kubuntu is it broken.
Sure. It might not be a big deal, to whom? I mean, I'm a programmer. I'm on the keyboard. Why to switch to mouse? It's uncomfortable and unpractical. I set all my shortcuts, but eventually i need to switch to mouse. If you're on the computer for 12 hours a day.... well.. you want choices and functionality. Choices is the keyword. Just an opinion here.
I moved from Gnome to KDE4 because I was fed up with "incremental changes" that provided very limited improvements to increasingly stale desktop environment. From time to time, a ground-shaking step is needed to provide a really new user experience (event at the cost of initial child age problems). I wish to see a more dock-like task manager (the present one resembles Windows too much).
this video useful for me
nengsite 2 years ago
where is the sound? Missing - or not possible with the screen capture tool?
peace903 2 years ago
It would be possible. But i thought, that text in the post-its would be nicer to follow
serenity182 2 years ago
Guys, get it: Th good think about KDE used to be the K family. Desktop... I don't know, I'm switching to FLUXBUNTU...
jummiewhore 2 years ago
I'd really like to move back to Kubuntu - Gentoo was fun, but it's just irritating sometimes - but I'd like to know that they're improving the Ubuntu/KDE relationship first. It's been a bit bumpy since KDE 4 started...
Thesupermadman 2 years ago
I'm running KDE 3.10 on jaunty. Just follow the instructions. It works fine.
cheers.
jummiewhore 2 years ago
Yeah, I've moved back to it - they've done a good job, but some kubuntu-specific bugs have surfaced... no doubt because I'm using backports... well, hope to see it fixed by 9.10. :)
Thesupermadman 2 years ago
So, what I worry about, is functionality on small details. The big picture I'm comfortable with, specially using Konqueror. Let's see if KDE 4.x achieves its goals quickly.
jummiewhore 2 years ago
Same here. Those bugs are not that annoying, though. What I really worry about is how some applications like kate started to do some changes that really affect a particular functionality. For example, kate no longer allows you to focus on the editor when you are on the terminal, using a shortcut. According to some user, that was stupid, since you can always do it using the mouse... precisely what I truly dislike and what I would like to avoid always...
jummiewhore 2 years ago
Yeah... I especially miss a usable twitter applet in my panel... something that isn't that big a deal, but I really liked having it there, and only in Kubuntu is it broken.
Thesupermadman 2 years ago
Sure. It might not be a big deal, to whom? I mean, I'm a programmer. I'm on the keyboard. Why to switch to mouse? It's uncomfortable and unpractical. I set all my shortcuts, but eventually i need to switch to mouse. If you're on the computer for 12 hours a day.... well.. you want choices and functionality. Choices is the keyword. Just an opinion here.
jummiewhore 2 years ago
GNOME is not a bad desktop environment...like what jpkx said it's kinda boring..no new changes.
I prefer KDE :)
squelchy451 2 years ago
KDE has more functionalities.
jummiewhore 2 years ago
I moved from Gnome to KDE4 because I was fed up with "incremental changes" that provided very limited improvements to increasingly stale desktop environment. From time to time, a ground-shaking step is needed to provide a really new user experience (event at the cost of initial child age problems). I wish to see a more dock-like task manager (the present one resembles Windows too much).
jpkx1984 2 years ago 5
Yes, i'm using Kubuntu. No probs at all, just added the ppa, hit fire and go. :)
serenity182 2 years ago
really nice video, Kubuntu? any problems installing 4.3?
natacus2007 2 years ago
I have no problems with 4.3~
SandyHoldings 2 years ago